Let's suppose it damages the flooring/rug in the common area, is the property owner going to be stuck with the damages, or the tenant who dropped it? 

The new unemployment data coincides with evidence that some newly laid-off Americans are facing delays in receiving unemployment benefits, with state agencies intensifying efforts to combat fraud.

I already re-did the kitchen for around $7k as well as added new rugs/carpet in the bedrooms and repainted.

If we build OUR businesses on THEIR rug... they can pull that rug any time they want and we're hosed.

I tried letting pets come and have pee stains on the rugs, so I stopped allowing themI have replaced the floors in 3 of my Short Term Rental homes to waterproof vinyl planking, so I am now considering allowing them again.Please help me decide Pets or No Pets- Tell me some of your findings with pets.How much extra do you charge per pet?

. $50/month is not a lot of money especially is the pet chews up a rug and scratches a couple doors.

Now, they are planning to pull the rug out from under them, retro.

Furniture, pictures, throw rugs, etc  covering walls and floors.  

About the only creature comforts we added were leather furnishings, a persian rug, good internet and cable TV, and a comfortable queen bed. 

It seems as if there a shadow of foreclosures ready to happen once the rug is pulled out of people who have not been able to afford there properties.